This post was written by guest author Scarlett Dargan. Scarlett read History at Churchill College, Cambridge. She is now studying for a master’s in journalism at […]
In this post Georgia Mannion-Krase (@GeorgiaMKrase) updates us on events at the E-Cigarette (EC) Summit held at the Royal Society on the 14th November 2019. […]
Our “Five Minutes With” series seeks to discover what are the habits, inspirations and obstacles that have shaped the careers of leading cancer researchers and […]
Deep down every epidemiologist imagines themselves as Sherlock Holmes: equipped with little more than a magnifying glass and a good brain, they dream of becoming […]
Our “Five Minutes With” series seeks to discover what are the habits, inspirations and obstacles that have shaped the careers of leading cancer researchers and […]
Clinical predictions are based on past experiences of a given population. In this post David Armstrong, Professor of Medicine and Sociology at King’s College London […]
In this post, Peter Sasieni argues that it is time to be more specific about our definitions of specificity and false positive tests. How will […]
Trying to say what would have happened is difficult. Alternate history is a type of fiction that explores what might have happened if a particular […]
By Professor Liam Bourke, Sheffield Hallam University There are lots of reasons for this. The subject matter is complex. Capturing and recording prospective data in […]
I’m sure there will be many obituaries over the coming days, and if you want a synopsis of Professor Altman’s accomplishments you can read his […]
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